Way paved for cell plan

Despite widespread opposition, Watertown officials have agreed to settle a four-year legal battle with Sprint, clearing the way for the company to install cellular antennas on the roof of a residential building that houses town homes for the elderly and a day-care center. (Full Article: 1014 Words)

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